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Adelaide Writers' Week 2016: Andy Griffiths

Adelaide Writers' Week director Laura Kroetsch introduces the Adelaide Writers' Week authors for 2016.

Cinematographer: Shane Reid
Editor: Chris Kellett
Sound Recordist: Lachlan Coles

Produced by Adelaide Festival

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TWICE IN A LIFETIME GULF SAILFISH
Chris Castro of Next Level Fishing TV has captured some of the first evidence showing the possibility of catching sailfish off the Texas coast in a kayak. Launching off the beach and boating a sail is the holy grail of kayak fishing for Texans, and you're invited to enjoy this twice-in-a-lifetime sailfish record in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Director: & Producer: Chris Castro

TRADE ROUTES
Documenting the production and maiden voyage of a canoe built by The Manor Makers, this film lifts the lid off an extraordinary project led by Sheffield-based artist Christopher Jarratt. Over three months, seven young people meet with Jarratt, designer Paul Reardon and carpenter Tom Collier to build their very own land and water-going vessel.

Director & Producer: Christopher Jarratt, Paul Reardon

1980, “A Celebration of Angus L. Bowmer;” a Festival Noon event held in Carpenter Hall. Hosted by Peggy Rubin, and also including Rex Rabold, Bruce T. Gooch, Philip Davidson, and James Edmondson.

This is a touching tribute to the power of Angus Bowmer to move people, and inspire them to their own greatness.

Rex and Bruce do a scene from “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead;” the last production directed by Angus L. Bowmer in the then-new Angus Bowmer Theatre. (13 minutes)

Phil Davidson on ‘conferring with Angus as a director’ when he directed ‘the Scottish play.’ (4 minutes)

Rex and Peggy do James Thurber’s ‘The Macbeth Murder Mystery.” (7 minutes)

Jim Edmondson shares memories of Angus doing ‘Our Town’ in Portland for a group of ad men in support of the School Visit Program, and other moments. (7 minutes)

Bruce does a reading from “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.” (2 minutes)

Phil talks about seeing Angus do Shylock in rehearsal in 1970, before having to abandon the role due to ill health. (3 minutes)

At the 38 minute mark, the audio dropped out completely, so the end of the program is not provided here.

Digitized in part by a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.